A week ago last Friday Henry Ward and…
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F. H. Sieboldperson
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fore shut down the mine,
and announces that it will soon commence build-
ing a new railroad to Clifton. The company
has ample means to build the road, and if the
Arizona and New Mexico road does not come
to time in freight rates, work will be com-
menced on the new line.
A week ago last Friday Henry Ward and
Jim Taylor, employees at the Carreta ranch in
Old Mexico, had rather a close call from some
Indians from the Spurley mountains, a branch
of the Sierra Madre. They captured two horses
belonging to the band and found a young heifer
with an arrow sticking almost through her. The
arrow is now at the First National Bank, having
been brought up by F. H. Siebold who, in com-
pany with D. W. Dana and Governor Stearns
of El Paso, was in the mountains at the time,
looking at some mines. The Indians are part
of the band left by Geronimo at the time of his
capture.